HSU Expands Its Sports Ecosystem to Foster Student Growth
At Hoa Sen University, sports are evolving beyond physical training to become a pathway for developing the skills, capabilities, and qualities learners need to thrive. With the official establishment of the Center of Sports Training and Performance Development, Hoa Sen University is entering a new phase of building a versatile and professional sports ecosystem.
From Physical Training to Holistic Skill Development
Under its new direction, the Center of Sports Training and Performance Development at Hoa Sen University (HSU) is expanding its teaching, training, coaching, and professional collaboration activities, as well as short-term courses such as survival skills programs.
This broader approach positions sports as more than a means of improving fitness or achieving competitive results. Through physical activity and structured training, learners develop discipline, teamwork, courage, and perseverance, qualities that can support them in learning, work, and everyday life.
Bridging Students with Businesses and Practical Experience
Bringing this new direction to life, on the morning of August 25, 2026, the HSU Center of Sports Training and Performance Development signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with three sports-sector businesses: Get Body Company Limited, Judoka Vietnam Sport Corp., and Trung Anh Sports Joint Stock Company.
Through these partnerships, students gain greater access to real-world professional environments through internships, recruitment opportunities, company trips, seminars, and career networking activities. Furthermore, HSU and the participating organizations also plan to develop short-term sports training courses.
By connecting sports education with industry practice, HSU is opening more pathways for learners to gain experience and explore future opportunities within the sports ecosystem. The HSU Center of Sports Training and Performance Development is also broadening the role of sports in university education, supporting students in developing their physical abilities, skills, and character.
Translated: Tai Do
